MitoCanada Spring 2023 newsletter!
MitoCanada February is MitoSpin Month!
Ready to crank it up? The fun begins Sunday, February 26, when hundreds of Canadians will join us virtually and be spinning in their home, at community centres and gyms, while others join us in person at the MNP Centre in Calgary. Learn more about some MitoSpin updates!
MitoCanada December 2022 Newsletter
MitoCanada is taking full advantage of the colder winter days to continue Energizing Lives. In this issue of MitoNews, we thank our charity partners, celebrate CIBC Miracle Day™, launch MitoSpin 2023, and discuss different ways to support MitoCanada’s important work.
MitoCanada November 2022 Newsletter
As excitement for the holiday season builds, we continue to work hard to support the MitoCommunity and create a world where all lives are powered by healthy mitochondria. In this issue of MitoNews, we share an update on our 2022 MitoScholars, join MitoCanada’s Patient Contact Registry, register for CORD’s Rare Disease Conference, and consider a year-end donation of Gifts of Securities to support MitoCanada’s important work.
MitoCanada World Mitochondrial Disease Week 2022 Newsletter
From September 18th-24th, 2022 we are Energizing Lives and spreading awareness about mito during World Mitochondrial Disease Week. Learn more about our new Faces of Mito feature, Walk N’ Roll for Mito fundraising event, Light Up for Mito initiative, and our 2022 MitoScholars.
MitoCanada Summer 2022 Newsletter
New Faces. New Website. New Resources. We are taking full advantage of the long summer days to continue developing new programs and resources to support those living with mito. We have a fresh new website, multiple on-line seminars, new animations, a new Faces of Mito feature, and many new education guides.
MitoCanada Winter 2022 Newsletter
Welcome to December. New Faces. New Resources. New Opportunities. We’d like to introduce you to two Faces of Mito – the joyful Walter Bransonroach who is living with Leigh disease and Thomas Zachos who wrote Superheroes Like Me and MitoCanada animated. We also encourage you to explore our newest education guides on Primary Mitochondrial Myopathy and McArdle disease, our latest animations that explain mito disease, how it is diagnosed and how our incredible mitochondria make energy through OXPHOS.